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  Canonical reveals Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS 'Trusty Tahr' Extended Security Maintenance (ESM) plans

  Publié: septembre 19, 2018, 7:47pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  When it comes to upgrading an operating system, home users have plenty of flexibility. Whether running Windows, Mac, or a Linux-based OS, moving to the latest and greatest should be a fairly uneventful affair. For businesses, however, bleeding edge is hardly ideal. After all, companies use their computers to make money -- there is no room for downtime due to upgrade issues. In other words, if it isn't broken, don't fix it. This is why many in the corporate world still run Windows 7. Of course, staying on an older operating system can be problematic as well. As long as… [Continue Reading]
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  O&O Defrag 22 Professional will keep your SSD fully optimized

  Publié: septembre 19, 2018, 5:29pm CEST par Chris Wiles

  It wasn’t so long ago, you bought a brand new computer, installed your favorite applications, only to find a few months later it was clearly operating more sluggishly. There were various reasons for this, but the primary reason was a defragmented hard drive. The more you write data to the drive, the more scattered the contents and the physical head spent far longer retrieving the data. We know people who would systematically simply wipe their drive and start again just to regain the speed of their original PC. The other (and far easier solution) was to buy a disk defragmentation… [Continue Reading]
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  Fake bank apps found on Google Play store

  Publié: septembre 19, 2018, 3:56pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Cybersecurity company ESET has discovered six fake banking and personal finance apps on the Android store. The apps had been installed more than 1,000 times total before being taken down by Google. ESET believes all of the apps are the work of a single attacker. They have impersonated six banks from New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Poland, and the Austrian cryptocurrency exchange Bitpanda. Using bogus forms, the malicious fakes phish for credit card details and login credentials to the impersonated legitimate services. Some of the apps take advantage of the absence of an official mobile app for… [Continue Reading]
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  Sapho brings machine learning to the enterprises

  Publié: septembre 19, 2018, 3:11pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Access to up to date information is essential for businesses, but as data proliferates it's too often the case that people spend time searching for the information they need to do their jobs. Employee experience portal Sapho is integrating machine learning into its product so that metrics that are typically hard to access, due to complex applications or time-consuming dashboards, will now be delivered directly to employees without needing them to conduct an information search. "The lack of employee engagement in today's enterprises is impacting companies’ ability to attract, empower and retain employees," says Fouad ElNaggar, CEO of Sapho. "It's… [Continue Reading]
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  Credential stuffing attacks target financial services

  Publié: septembre 19, 2018, 1:23pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new report from cloud delivery company Akamai reveals that the financial services industry has become a prime target for credential stuffing botnets. Between May and June 2018, Akamai detected more than 8.3 billion malicious login attempts. However, many botnets attempt to remain in stealth mode for as long as possible. The report highlights two attacks on financial services sites. One botnet attack caused a major financial company's login attempts to spike from an average of approximately 50,000 an hour to over 350,000 in one afternoon. The other saw a credit union attacked by three botnets at the same time,… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Maps 5.0 for iOS offers CarPlay support with iOS 12

  Publié: septembre 19, 2018, 12:38pm CEST par Chris Wiles

  Before any trip, I like to research. Where’s the best place to eat, pick up a decent coffee on the way, other interesting points of interest and more. Google Maps makes this easy. Research online, add a new folder to your places and start saving pointers along your intended route. When you land, simply refer to Google Maps and navigate to your saved locations. Easy. Well, it would if your hire car let you use Google Maps. Google Maps version 5.0 for iOS is here and it brings full CarPlay support via iOS 12 and this is a 'big deal'. When… [Continue Reading]
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  Sony copies Nintendo with PlayStation Classic mini gaming console

  Publié: septembre 19, 2018, 12:00pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Sony's original PlayStation is an iconic console, right up there with Atari 2600, Nintendo Entertainment System, and Sega Genesis. The CD-based gaming system was wildly popular, thanks to a fantastic game library and impressive graphics (for the time). Tragically, I never owned one, as I instead opted for the Sega Saturn. Thankfully, I was able to play Sony's console when visiting friends and family, but I digress. Following the success of Nintendo's mini NES and SNES consoles, Sony is looking to capitalize on the trend with the all-new PlayStation Classic. Just as with Nintendo's offerings, Sony has shrunken the PlayStation to… [Continue Reading]
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  After Torvalds' apology, the Linux community is adopting a new code of conduct

  Publié: septembre 19, 2018, 11:11am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Following years of questionable behavior and ranting, the grandfather of Linux Linus Torvalds issued an apology and announced his intention to take a break from kernel work. Now the Linux community is adopting a new code of conduct to help make the environment more welcoming. Based on the Contributor Covenant, the new Code of Conduct seeks to make participating in the community "a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of age, body size, disability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender identity and expression, level of experience, education, socio-economic status, nationality, personal appearance, race, religion, or sexual identity and orientation". See also: Linus Torvalds… [Continue Reading]
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  Chrome OS 69 rolls out with Linux app support and new Material Theme

  Publié: septembre 19, 2018, 10:20am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google is in the process of rolling out Chrome OS 69 to the stable channel, giving more users the chance to enjoy the new Material Theme and take advantage of new features such as support for Linux apps. The updated look will be familiar to Android users -- rounded corners abound -- and there are numerous other changes and additions including a new Night Light mode, better dictation options, and an updated Files app. It should come as little surprise that Linux app support is not an option on all Chromebooks -- a list of supported devices can be found… [Continue Reading]